Dar Dar Amoudi, CEO of Ahropic and Claude Chatter Chatter, has offered a bold prediction of the future of the engineering world. She believes that Artificial Ielligence Will be able to be able to 90 % Of all Programming codes Write and uil next year 100 % The codes will be written by this technology.
Referring to the rapid progress of tools such as GitHub Copilot and Claud Code (Ahropic itself), Amoudi claims that these technologies are rapidly developing and will soon be able to perform 100 % coding.
She said about this.
“When I look at coding and programming, which is one of the areas where artificial ielligence has made the most, I conclude that in the next 3 to 6 mohs, technology will be able to write 90 % of the codes. “Then we will have a world in the next 12 mohs where artificial ielligence writes the eire code.”
Similar predictions have been made by other people so far. Sam Altman, CEO of Openai, is one of those who had previously claimed that by the end of 2025, the world’s best programmer would be an artificial ielligence. Google CEO Sundar Pichai also announced that more than a quarter of the company’s new codes will be produced by artificial ielligence.
Eropic CEO concern about China’s artificial ielligence algorithms
Amoudi has also expressed his concern about spies access, probably from China, to the valuable “algorithm” of the top American artificial ielligence companies. He has called for US governme involveme to couer this danger.
The CEO of Eropics said at an eve:
“China is known as large -scale industrial espionage, and I’m almost certain that artificial ielligence companies such as Ahropic are targeting. Many of these algorithmic secrets are $ 100 million secrets that have only a few lines of code. “I’m sure there are people who are trying to steal them and may have succeeded.”
These concerns are raised as the competition between the United States and China in the field of artificial ielligence is becoming more and more iense, and the protection of advanced technologies has become a strategic priority.
